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Yanis Zatout
Université de Perpignan Via Domitia
France
Adrien Toutant
Université de Perpignan Via Domitia
France
Onofrio Semeraro
Université Paris-Saclay
France
Lionel Mathelin
Université Paris-Saclay
France
Françoise Bataille
Université de Perpignan Via Domitia
France
Received : 30 August 2023 / Accepted : 02 October 2023
Published on 19 October 2023 DOI : 10.21494/ISTE.OP.2023.1015
In this paper, we examine a machine learning-based method aimed at improving the accuracy of T-LES fields in the context of highly anisothermal flows. We compare this method with an already existing super-resolution method. We train our convolutional neural network by filtering Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) snapshots into T-LES ones, and optimize our network to reconstruct DNS small scales from T-LES snapshots. Our results show that the neural network outperforms the classical reconstruction method in terms of the quality of the reconstructed coherent structures, but ends up increasing the Root Mean Square (RMS) values over the DNS ones.
In this paper, we examine a machine learning-based method aimed at improving the accuracy of T-LES fields in the context of highly anisothermal flows. We compare this method with an already existing super-resolution method. We train our convolutional neural network by filtering Direct Numerical Simulation (DNS) snapshots into T-LES ones, and optimize our network to reconstruct DNS small scales from T-LES snapshots. Our results show that the neural network outperforms the classical reconstruction method in terms of the quality of the reconstructed coherent structures, but ends up increasing the Root Mean Square (RMS) values over the DNS ones.
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